SPANISH SUMMER RESOURCES TO SHARE WITH FAMILIES

Every year before the school year is over, I like creating a list with resources for students to continue practicing their Spanish during the summer. My list normally includes free online resources, information about cultural venues and events in the city where the school is located, YouTube channels, a list of songs we learned in class this year, and suggested books and resources for parents to find in their local library. Putting the list together requires a little bit of time, but I always feel like it will be worth my time an enrich the learning for my students that I’ve worked so hard to cultivate over the course of the year. Click here to see a sample of the list.

These are some of the resources I have added to my summer newsletter for 2018:

World Cup Soccer

I hope you find all these resources helpful to create your own list. Even if your school year has already ended, you can still put the list together and share it with families. If you have any other resources that you know of and would like me to add to the list, please share in the comments.

Have an awesome summer!

Carolina

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Excellent ideas! I find the summer is a crucial time for students. Often, we as World Language teachers are worried that our students will not retain everything over the summer. I like how you share a variety of resources with your students and their families. You might be interested in my recent post: http://teachinginthetargetlanguage.com/5-ways-to-keep-our-students-from-losing-their-language-skills-over-the-summer/. In this post, we discuss some strategies and resources that will help our WL students to retain what they learned over the summer. Thank you for sharing these ideas. I always enjoy reading your posts. Enjoy your summer! 🙂

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¡Hola! I am Carolina, a Colombian elementary Spanish teacher based in Austin, Texas. Fun for Spanish Teachers is the result of my passion for teaching Spanish to children and my desire to inspire collaboration and creativity in a vibrant teaching and learning community. It’s the perfect stop if you are looking for songs, games, teaching tips, stories, and fun for your classes.